PMI Bluegrass Chapter Meeting
“By definition, an Accidental Project Manager is ‘A business professional where project management is a secondary responsibility, but who is asked to do important corporate projects nonetheless’. It can also be any person who now manages projects for the first time with little or no prior experience or training.” The Accidental Project Manager, by Linky van der Merwe, 2015.
Is this you? Do you know someone who falls into this category? They might actually be project managers – OR business analysts, administrative personnel, middle managers, and others.
Bring your Accidental Project Manager friends! At this roundtable discussion, we’ll talk about what it means to be an accidental project manager, how you can improve the success of your projects, and how you can enlighten your co-workers with some tried and true project management best practices.
Presented by PMI Bluegrass Secretary, Eric-Stephan Neill, our May 2017 PMI Bluegrass Luncheon Meeting will be in a roundtable format, so bring your stories!
Meet us in the Community Room of the Paul Sawyier Library in Frankfort.
When: Thursday, May 25th (11:30am – 1:00pm)
- Networking begins at 11:30am
- Program begins at 12:00pm
Where: Paul Sawyier Library, 319 Wapping St., Frankfort, KY 40601
Register: www.pmibluegrass.org
About the PMI® Kentucky Bluegrass Chapter
The PMI Kentucky Bluegrass Chapter is recognized as a dynamic organization for professional project managers dedicated to serving the business, academic and government communities of central Kentucky and the advancement of project management – adding value to our members, our community, and our profession.
We want to be your authoritative source for project management information in Central Kentucky.
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